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9mo ago
corn->ethanol is government subsidized robbery. I paid for those nutrients let them rot. Now consumers have to buy more and eat more calories to get the same nutrition. All so we can have net negative ROEI ethanol?
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9mo ago
It's more that farmers are through feeding city leeches. I don't think they care a lick about your "wealth"
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9mo ago
If half the points here were true than internet banking and ecommerce would have already failed. Does the current system prevent fake votes? Did old banking and commerce prevent more fraud? Here is the thing you are missing. With Internet v
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9mo ago
This whole thread is pretty funny. Either it can demo some pretty clever, but still limited, features resulting in math skills OR it's literally the best search engine ever invented. My guess is the former, it's pretty whatever at
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9mo ago
It's not true. This is just a natural process in technology. Look at oracle bone script. Over time people simplify for expedience, but only because they knew what came before. Here simplification is used to increase the set of people w
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9mo ago
Poppycock. If a software engineer truly solved a hard problem they they would be a billionaire overnight. Now that everyone has a assistant that can work 24/7, talk to customers, get requirements There is no excuse for neglecting hard
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9mo ago
Fracking has nothing to do with energy. When you look at EROI oil from a gusher is around ~100:1. For solar 10-25:1, wind 20-50:1, Fracking is 10:1 and most of that doesn't end up as diesel It's useful for the plastics and petroch
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9mo ago
I'm guessing that the lady laying on her horn protesting ICE doesn't have many (or any) close friends/family
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Pretty much all of the country takes years of formal education. They all understand file permissions. Most just pretend not to so their time isn't exploited.
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9mo ago
I'd take AI generated slop reviewed by the person who created the system over tech writer babble any day of the week. I'm sure I'm not the only one who was reading about some interesting but flawed system only to discover lat
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9mo ago
People likely need a fairly large shared set of beliefs to operate without constant friction. Hence national identities. Either let people freely associate into these communities or force algorithms to be "shared" in a sense betwe
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9mo ago
I personally don't believe you have ANY evidence. More plausibly you are acting as a "useful idiot" for traditional media. Now that Australia has banned social media, are you going to admit you were wrong? Or just double down
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9mo ago
I refreshed until a got a room with 2 lemons and they both disappeared after 3 steps. What a rip Also will this even run without /tmp?
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9mo ago
Some brits, most brits are worse off than the average Chinese in all but paper money. Restriced to Han chinese regions; PPP is on par. Overall china has much better social services and growth. Of the two I know which country I'd want t
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9mo ago
Which is weird cause it's all but certain MrBeast will be president in the near future. But maybe they just don't view the president as classy?
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9mo ago
Good, EU/AU are playing dirty when it comes to the fight between traditional social media. I'm glad the best talent continues to come to America.
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9mo ago
Look into the Motte-and-bailey fallacy. That set seriously doesn't exist. Even the people on youtube doing "vibe coding" benchmarks mostly say it's crap. (Well they probably exist on twitter/linkedin.) This article
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9mo ago
Suddenly people change their tune, what gives? All we are talking about is the forced wealth transfer of trillions of dollars to the richest megacorps on the planet. Most people didn't choose to be part of your moon shot death cult. On
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9mo ago
Most people, myself include, believe Powell has been a DNC puppet for his entire tenure. This has pretty much nothing to do with our republic. For most of this countries history you would have been laughed at if you used the D-word, and tha
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9mo ago
People don't listen to music because it sounds good, most music sounds downright awful, they listen to it for the human stories and connection. 99% of the music I listen Nobody listens to techno - Eminem AI needs to make music that sel
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9mo ago
Bit too much text I'd suggest using an RSPV style
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9mo ago
I'd rather HN become a much worse place than the world suffer though AI massive wealth theft, the BIG LIE that will convince elites to kill millions of people.
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9mo ago
These bots are regularly going down 20%+ on high cards duels
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9mo ago
This has the same vibe I get from tech-sphere articles. The number of people who've read The Jabberwocky dwarfs this "interactive feature". Reading this article outside of the context it was written makes it sound tone-deaf
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10mo ago
Fatten up the pig, then carve it can you fatten it up again? American leaders lost hope in Americas ability to build the future. They decided this was as good as it's going to get and squoze the people at every level with unproductive
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10mo ago
Software is a platform: Locking in users is VERY profitable. Selling high quality programs for users that recognize it? You only do that if love the craft (or are in some bubble)
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10mo ago
AI bros complaining about loaded terms like slop and sycophancy when they still use terms like "intelligence", "learning", "reasoning", "attention" and all the words derived from "neuro" to
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10mo ago
What year are you posting from lol?
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Same since I was 3. Windows 2000, XP, 7. With 8 it was obvious they didn't believe in personal computing anymore, for me that was the end of the "Decade of Windows Desktop". I'm naive cause I did and switched to Linux wi
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The End of the Petrodollar [video]
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